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Department of Life  ·  In Fellowship With Living  ·  Coming Soon
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The materials on this page constitute works of personal artistic expression, performative praxis, and lived documentation. Nothing herein constitutes legal advice, institutional accreditation as recognized by the U.S. Department of Education, or professional licensure. The Author attests only to what the Author can attest to. You may only attest for yourself.
Do not attempt to apply this framework to fields in which the stakes of unverified practice are bodily, legal, or otherwise consequential — medicine, law, surgery, and their kin. And yet — history confirms — that even in those fields, before institutions existed to certify them, there was only this: a person who knew something, wrote it down, practiced it, lived it, and was trusted. The degree came after the knowledge. The institution came after the practitioner. Take even this disclaimer with a grain of salt.
Official Curriculum — Doctor of Narrative Architecture & Performative Praxis / Ph.D.
Year OneCode-Switching & Self-Performance
CodeCourse
GU-101
Introduction to Code-Switching
Learning to turn yourself on and off for different rooms and systems. The gap between the face you show and the self you are.
GU-102
Performance in Front of the Mirror
How to rehearse your own becoming. Performing for yourself before performing for anyone else.
GU-103
Being Without Being Seen
Existing in rooms not built for you without erasing yourself entirely. The art of occupation under surveillance.
GU-104
The New Kid — Identity Under Pressure
Arriving somewhere unfamiliar and constructing a self from available materials.
Year TwoTransferable Skills & Ground-Level Work
GU-201
The Day-to-Day as Classroom
Any job you have ever worked is a classroom. Skills extracted from daily labor and their application to creative practice.
GU-202
Boots on the Ground — Industry vs. Reality
The gap between what the industry says it is and what it actually requires. Three to four years of fieldwork required.
GU-203
Showing Up — The Discipline of Presence
Getting up and going to work even when it is not the work you want yet. Sustained presence as creative discipline.
GU-204
Cross-Field Application
How skills learned in one domain translate into creative practice. The myth of irrelevant experience.
Year ThreeCrisis as Curriculum
GU-301
Money Management Under Creative Constraint
Making work on your own dime. Budgeting as creative decision-making. What gets made when resources run out and the work still needs to happen.
GU-302
Life Crisis — Advanced Studio
Making work while everything else is falling apart. What gets clarified when everything non-essential is removed.
GU-303
The Independent Project — On Your Own Dime
Producing a creative project without institutional support or guaranteed outcome. What it costs. What it teaches.
GU-304
Hardship as Methodology
How difficulty, loss, and crisis function as generative forces. The curriculum no institution will teach because it requires you to have already survived it.
Year FourDocumentation, Voice & the Reckoning
GU-401
Writing It Down — Documentation as Practice
How to name what you have been doing so that others can encounter it. Lived experience into transmissible knowledge.
GU-402
Projecting Forward — Publishing the Unfinished
Releasing work before it is complete. Putting out what your research is becoming rather than waiting for it to be finished.
GU-403
Becoming the Doctor — Voice, Authority, Claim
Understanding which experiences shaped which ideas. Identifying your own voice — what is yours, what is new, what has not existed before you said it.
GU-404
The Dissertation of Lived Experience — Capstone
The archive as thesis. The life as credential. Passing grade: still here. Still making. Still refusing to disappear.
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